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Question on A606 steel

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ksuengrng

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May 23, 2000
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Has anyone heard of A606 Type 4 steel. I am working on a project for a client, and they are telling me the tube material is A606 Type 4. I have found nothing in ASME Section II(D), MATWEB.com, or in my Engineering Properties of Steel book.

They also said it is like C1010, and/or A570 Type 50.

Can anyone shed some light on this for me.

Thanks
 
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a606 is in astm volume 1.03 high strength low alloy with improved atmospheric corrosion resistance
 
asme may not cover this specification but astm does
 
This standard covers HSLA steels with improved corrosion resistance. The corrosion resistance is provided by the addition of Cu. The nominal chemical composition requirements are as follows:

Cast or heat analysis
C = 0.22 max
Mn = 1.25 max
S = 0.04 max

Microalloy elements are necessary to meet the mechanical property requirements. Examples of these in HSLA steels are V, Nb (or Cb), Ti, etc.

You can obtain more information on this standard using the following link to the ASTM website:

 
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